can the cover be put right down on the base to extinguish the fire? Do the see through sides come off?
26832
Yes u can take the cage right off! If you keep the cover on the top it will smother the fire as well! Excellent fire pit!!
26833
We would not recommend removing the lid when it is hot to put out the flame, as this could cause serious injury. Parts should not be disassembled until the unit is totally cooled down.
26834
If the sides are not on then yes the cover can be put down on the base. The sides do come off but they get screwed on so would need to be unscrewed to be removed. You do not have to use the sides when assembling if you don't want to but there is a door to place firewood through and the top comes off to put firewood in when the sides are attached.
17153
A cover for storage? It comes with a metal cover to stop embers from flying around
2140451
You should allow any grill to cool completely before you cover it with any fabric cover. Otherwise it's a fire hazard.
336426
There is a velcro tab on each side that holds the cover to the form of the grill. Ours has made it through two Chicago winters without blowing off or getting damaged in any way.
654237
No - it comes with the metal cover shown that goes over only the fire pit part, but does not cover the entire table. They sell a separate cover made to fit this table but it is not good. It is cheaply made and the inside has a plastic lining that melts and leaves marks on the table in the sun.
1028936
There's a small opening in the back. I have a cover on my BBQ so its not exposed.
753135
This safe has open holes in the side so you can screw it to the wall, so I don't know how effective it would be to prevent fire from getting inside. I think this is just a safe, keep your valuable documents somewhere else, this thing is made to keep your AR-15 ready for a moments notice.
2182077
It comes with a round piece of matching glass that fits snugly into the fire pit opening. When the cover is in place, it looks like an ordinary glass table - handy if you don't want a fire, and would like the extra space to put snacks on, for example. In practice, I find that I don't bother with the glass insert very often, and just leave the fire pit open to the weather. I don't bother with a canvas covering; it seems to do fine without one. The glass table top does show dust easily, but it is trivial to wipe off.
2041129
If you are running a magnifier behind your optic, there may not be room to open and close the cover. Just leave it shut in that instance.
1622464
Yes, cover it all with glass; just leave the little part where the flame comes out exposed.
1547211
There was a cover that came with the complete unit, but not a metal or wood cover just for the fire area, just a cover, life if you wanted to cover the complete unit and not in use.
209787
not sure what you mean but i dont like it on my firepit it wont stay on, it doesnt go down the pit far enough so when wind blows it comes off and get wet, but it is a heavy cover
34512
No, I put my glass rocks right over. Depending on the depth of you fire pit and the amount of glass you purchase, You cannot see the bottom of the fire pit.
1783072
I have it on my deck, so far nothing major has happened, however, the cover most definitely lets out pieces of burning wood when the fire pops and cracks. I wouldn't put a carpet under it. Also for those wondering, we moved it to our yard one night and it definitely burned and killed the grass underneath, so it gets extremely hot. I love this little fire pit though, and I'm pleased with the purchase.
205255
No, nothing can be attached to the side, however you can use indirect heat and control the fire, the venting and heat to almost make the whole grill a smoker.
2199375
Yes ...... it is totally hidden. We researched a lot of fire pits before we bought this one and it is top quality and absolutely love it. One tip though when you have it delivered ask for it to be delivered close to where it will be used as it is very heavy!
1267976
There are two different sized screens on the fire pit. The screen material cover the sides is roughly 1/4" X 1/4" (maybe 3/16") and we've never had anything come through it. Honestly the screen material across the top is pretty tight, maybe 1/8" x 1/8", but we rarely, if ever, leave the top on. I would think if you're burning something like pine exclusively, or something kinda wet, it might. Honestly though we've never had the issue other than the occasional "pop".